lysine in Latin
lysine in Latin is lysina — lysine means lysine is an amino acid that occurs in proteins and is essential in the human diet.
lysine in Latin
lysina
(amino acid) An amino acid, C6H14N2O2, in L- or D-forms.
What does "lysine" mean?
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noun Lysine is an amino acid that occurs in proteins and is essential in the human diet.
"Lysine is one of the amino acids the body cannot make on its own."
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lysine in a sentence
- Lysine is one of the amino acids the body cannot make on its own.
- Some people take a lysine supplement to support their diet.
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What is "lysine" in Latin?
"lysine" in Latin is lysina. lysine means: Lysine is an amino acid that occurs in proteins and is essential in the human diet.
How do you use "lysine" in a sentence?
Example: "Lysine is one of the amino acids the body cannot make on its own." In Latin, "lysine" is lysina.
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